- of a
musical soundtrack,
creating a mood
conducive to
thoughtful and
unornamented speculation in what is
otherwise a
fierce and
destructive landscape."...
-
submitted "failures" to
another editor. Asimov's
fiction style is
extremely unornamented. In 1980,
science fiction scholar James Gunn
wrote of I, Robot: Except...
- "dichotomously or T-branched boxworks,
mazes and shafts,
unlined and
unornamented".: 179
Facies of Thal****inoides
increased suddenly in
abundance at the...
-
firmly grounded in meaning". The
circle is
described as "unbroken and
unornamented,
symbolising wholeness and completeness, and our potentialities. We are...
- Late 19th
century unornamented style...
- [ˈwaka]) are Māori watercraft,
usually canoes ranging in size from small,
unornamented canoes (waka tīwai) used for
fishing and
river travel to large, decorated...
- 1848. Raleigh's
poetry is
written in the
relatively straightforward,
unornamented mode
known as the
plain style. C. S.
Lewis considered Raleigh one of...
-
ornamentation but are now po****rly
called gargoyles. Both
ornamented and
unornamented waterspouts projecting from
roofs at
parapet level were a
common device...
- and
visual aspects of Surrealism.
Between 1911 and 1917, he
adopted an
unornamented depictional style whose surface would be
adopted by
others later. The...
-
James Gibbs, 1722
Connecticut Hall at Yale University, a
relatively unornamented iteration of the
Georgian style (1750)
Sutton Lodge, Sutton, London,...
